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Growing Up With "Shoeless Joe" The Greatest Natural Player in Baseball History by Joe Thompson, 1997-12-30
Textile League Baseball: South Carolina's Mill Teams, 1880-1955 by Thomas K. Perry, 2004-01-27
Major League Baseball Players From South Carolina: Shoeless Joe Jackson, Jim Rice, Ken Harrelson, Willie Randolph, Al Rosen, Larry Doby
The legend of Bo Jackson: once a five-tool star in the making, former outfielder had his promising baseball career cut short by injury.(Biography): An article from: Baseball Digest by Joe Posnanski, 2007-09-01
Shoeless Joe & Me by Dan Gutman, 2004
Joseph "Shoeless Joe" Jackson: An entry from Gale's Notable Sports Figures by Sheila Velazquez, 2004
Jackson, "Shoeless" Joe (1887-1951): An entry from SJP's St. James Encyclopedia of Popular Culture by Scott Tribble, 2000
Commentateur de La Ligue Majeure de Baseball: Joe Torre, Lou Piniella, Mel Allen, Jacques Doucet, Reggie Jackson, George Brett, Red Barber (French Edition)
1919 Chicago White Sox: An entry from Gale's Notable Sports Figures by Eric Lagergren, 2004
Pitching in a Pinch: Baseball from the Inside by Christy Mathewson, 2007-10-01
Shoeless Joe by W. P. Kinsella, 1999-04-28
Black Betsy by Dean Wesley Smith, 2010-07-04
Shoeless Summer by John Bell, 2001-06
Say It Ain't So Joe by Donald Gropman, 1988-10

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Reggie Jackson BaseballLibrary.com
Among those available are Reggie jackson, joe Rudi, Don Gullett, Gene Tenace, August 1, 1993 Reggie jackson is inducted into baseball s Hall of Fame.
http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/J/Jackson_Reggie.stm
Jackson, Joe -- Britannica Concise Encyclopedia - Your Gateway To All Britann
jackson, joe body US baseball player. Shoeless joe jackson Information onthis American baseball player. Includes a short biography, career statistics,
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Sports: Baseball: Players: J: Jackson, Joe - Open Site
Sports baseball Players J jackson, joe Open Site.
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1919 Black Sox Scandal
Various moments captured of the star, Shoeless joe jackson Dennis McCroskey sjoe jackson Page baseball Hall of Fame
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Extractions: 1919 World Series Black Sox Scandal The game of baseball is a clean, straight game. William Howard Taft Ooh. Not so quick, Mr. Taft, for even the national pastime has its blemish: the 1919 World Series between the Chicago White Sox and the Cincinnati Reds. It appeared, at first, to be like any other World Series: two highly competitive teams playing their hardest to see who would be crowned champions of baseball, and who would simply go home. In this expanded series, the Reds seemed to barely survive to win 5 games to 3. But they had some help. Yes, the 1919 World Series was the one fixed by the infamous Black Sox scandal. "What" You may ask. " FIX the World Series How is that possible?" Here's the story. Background Information Baseball wasn't so much invented as it was developed. Brought over from England in the form of such games as "stoolball" or criquet, individuals like Abner Doubleday soon developed the rules and concept of the game "baseball" in the mid 1800s. The first professional team, the Cincinnati Red Stockings, was fielded in 1869, and other semi-pro teams soon followed in their footsteps. Traveling around the country and playing in public parks spread knowledge and popularity of the game until teams could actually start charging people to attend. Baseball's popularity kept increasing, and, by the turn of the century, it was a legitimate business with two major leagues and numerous minor and semi-pro leagues with teams all over the nation.
Salon.com News | Shoeless Joe, Hall Of Famer
jackson and seven teammates were banned for life in 1921 by baseball s first Shoeless joe has done his time. The Hall of Fame should be about
http://archive.salon.com/news/sports/bounds/2000/06/15/jackson/

Extractions: By Gary Kaufman Sen. Strom Thurmond and Rep. Jim DeMint, both of South Carolina, met with baseball commissioner Bud Selig Wednesday to argue that Shoeless Joe Jackson's lifetime ban should be lifted. Jackson's lifetime actually ended in 1951, so lifting the ban would have little effect on him, but it would make him eligible to be enshrined in the Hall of Fame. Jackson, a South Carolinian who played briefly for the Philadelphia A's before starring for the Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox from 1911 to 1920, had a lifetime batting average of .356, behind only Ty Cobb and Rogers Hornsby. He led the Sox to the world championship in 1917 and the American League pennant in 1919. A young Babe Ruth studied his swing.
Book Review Shoeless Joe Jackson And Ragtime Baseball
Book Review The story of joe jackson, the fix of the 1919 World Series, and themorality and music of the time.
http://www.athomeplate.com/shoeless.shtml

Extractions: It was also important to understand the role of gamblers and gambling in and on Major League baseball. Baseball at that time was rife with corruption and many games were thrown. Even many players now enshrined in Cooperstown were involved. Some of them were caught with incontrovertible evidence, yet very few were really punished (In fact in Major League history only 36 men have been banished from the game, 28 for gambling). The eight White Sox who were involved and later called Black Sox were uneducated men who were manipulated into testifying. There was little, if any, legal basis for their expulsion from the game. In a modern courtroom, the case would never have been heard. Even then, in a crooked and corrupt Chicago where influence peddling was common, the ballplayers were not convicted of wrongdoing. Nor were any of the gamblers who arranged the fix.
BTF's Baseball Scholars - What If Joe Jackson Hadn't Been Banned?
joe jackson was born in 1889 according to Total baseball. I found eight otherplayers born between 1888 and 1890 who had at least 1200 at bats and a .300
http://www.baseballthinkfactory.org/btf/scholars/levitt/articles/jackson.htm

Extractions: Alternative history by its very nature is completely speculative. But since others have estimated Jackson's career batting totals had he not been banned, I thought it might be interesting to take a closer look. Although Jackson was already 31 by 1920, that year saw the beginning of the lively ball era and the rise of batting averages throughout baseball. Thus, it is not obvious how his lifetime batting average of .356 would have been affected had he remained active. Joe Jackson was born in 1889 according to Total Baseball. I found eight other players born between 1888 and 1890 who had at least 1200 at bats and a .300 average through 1920. Two, Benny Kauff, who himself was banned, and Vin Campbell, a Federal Leaguer who was unable to get back into the majors after the FL folded, never played after 1920. The remaining six are listed below: Batting Averages through 1920 LastName FirstName YoB AB H AVG JACOBSON BABY DOLL McINNIS STUFFY RICE SAM SPEAKER TRIS VEACH BOBBY WHEAT ZACK
Joe Jackson Belongs In The Baseball Hall Of Fame
joe jackson Belongs in the baseball Hall of Fame joe jackson hated thenickname Shoeless . If we love him so much, then we should also hate that
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Extractions: Silly ... Joe Jackson hated the nickname "Shoeless ". If we love him so much, then we should also hate that nickname and ban it from our vocabulary. Let's set the record straight on some of the myths about Joe Jackson perpetuated by the media and others. Probably, Joe's case is best stated by Joe Jackson himself. Read it for yourself! Nice little tidbits of information for you to read about Joe Jackson. Even if some of them do call him "Shoeless".
Joe Jackson Books
Nonfiction Books About joe jackson. Shoeless joe and Ragtime baseball, HarveyFrommer, 1992, Taylor Publishing Company, ISBN 0-87833-784-9
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Extractions: Shoeless Joe and Ragtime Baseball , Harvey Frommer, 1992, Taylor Publishing Company, ISBN 0-87833-784-9 Eight Men Out: The Black Sox and the 1919 World Series , Eliot Asinof, 1963, Henry Holt and Company, ISBN 0-8050-0346-0 Say It Ain't So, Joe! The True Story Of Shoeless Joe Jackson , Donald Gropman, Originally published 1972, Revised, Updated with New Information 1992, Carol Publishing Group, A Citadel Press Book, ISBN 0-8065-1336-5 The Great Baseball Mystery The 1919 World Series , Victor Luhrs, New York, 1966 Baseball , Geoffrey C. Ward and Ken Burns, Alfred A. Knopf Shoeless Joe Jackson , Jack Kavanaugh, 1995, Chelsea House Publishers. ISBN:079102170X Judge Landis and Twenty Five Years of Baseball , J. G. Taylor Spink, New York, 1947 Alfred A. Knopf Damn Yankees Shoeless Joe , W.P. Kinsella, New York, Ballantine Books, 1982, ISBN:0345342569 Field of Dreams The Natural , Malamud Bernard, Avon Books, ISBN:0380506092
Shoeless Joe Jackson's Greenville SC Memorial Ballpark. Map & Photos. Baseball H
The Shoeless joe jackson memorial sculpture was created first in clay form bysculptor Doug Textile baseball produced many great legendary ball players.
http://www.greenvillesouth.com/joe1.html

Extractions: Shoeless Joe Jackson Memorial Ball Park Greenville SC, July 13, 2002 marclea@greatergreenville.com Photos of the statue during and after its sculptural process follow this page. Please read on. About the Ball Park This is a photo of the brick gateway that leads ...to the restrooms? A strange place to put the plaque, I thought. A better photo is on the way. The plate has the following message: Joseph Jefferson Wofford Jackson As a thirteen year old. Joe Jackson earned a position on the Brandon Mill Team. He possessed a talent so uncommon that legends grew from his deeds. His home runs were known as "Saturday Specials", his line drives "blue darters". His glove "a place where triples die". Shoeless Joe was the greatest natural hitter ever to grace the diamond, and was such an inspiration that Babe Ruth chose to copy his swing. He was banished from baseball for his complicity in the 1919 Black Socks scandal, yet his memory still moves across the conscience of America. Shoeless Joe Jackson never had to say it wasn't so, for the people who knew him best never questioned his integrity. Textile Baseball - The industrial cotton mills were chiefly responsible for the south's recovery from The Civil War. Collectively, the mills brought the "true grit" American working class together. The timeless competitive spirit of work and play, from scratch to scrap teams, evolved into a baseball era of unyielding desire, aspiration, and anticipation to excel. Textile baseball produced many great legendary ball players. Mill workers by the thousands once swarmed out of drudgery when the whistles blew on Saturday afternoons, to their village ballparks to enjoy the thrill of America's favorite pastime - baseball.
Baseball History: Shoeless Joe Jackson, Philadelphia Athletics, Cleveland Naps,
July was chosen as Shoeless joe jackson Month because joe was born on July 16, 1888, Tom Perry, author of Textile League baseball, and Mac Kirkpatrick,
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Extractions: Shoeless Joe Jackson Memorial Ball Park From Highway 123 and Easley Bridge Road, look for West Avenue, directly across from Judson Baptist Church (1007 Easley Br. Rd.). You will have to look carefully to see the sign, it's very small and almost hidden in the shade under tree limbs. Take West Avenue and follow it directly to the ballpark. Photo at right: West Avenue is lined with great pecan trees. You'll know you're on the right street with those trees overhead. Stay on this street to get to the Park. Shoeless Joe Jackson Month Greenville, South Carolina. The City of Greenville, South Carolina, opened an exhibit free to the public during the month of July, 1999 to highlight the life and career of Joseph Jefferson Wofford Jackson, who came from the Brandon Community, a textile mill village in West Greenville, South Carolina. Greenville Mayor Knox White proclaimed the month of July as Shoeless Joe Jackson Month. The display closed at month's end but will likely be back. July was chosen as Shoeless Joe Jackson Month because Joe was born on July 16, 1888, and Joe and Kate were married on July 19, 1908. Questions about the display and the future of Shoeless Joe Month should be sent to Arlene Marcley, (864) 467-4590, or e-mail marclea@greatergreenville.com
The Business Of Baseball :: Commentary :: Shoeless Joe Jackson: From "Tragedy" T
called upon Major League baseball to remove the taint upon the memoryof Shoeless joe jackson and honor his outstanding baseball accomplishments.
http://www.businessofbaseball.com/shoelessjoe.htm

Extractions: SABR Business of Baseball Committee newsletter in 1999. On November 8 [of 1999], the House of Representatives passed a resolution, co-sponsored by six South Carolina representatives, which called upon Major League Baseball to "remove the taint upon the memory of 'Shoeless Joe' Jackson and honor his outstanding baseball accomplishments ." Myth "Whereas in 1919, the infamous 'Black Sox' scandal erupted when an employee of a New York gambler allegedly bribed eight players of the Chicago White Sox, including Joseph Jefferson 'Shoeless Joe' Jackson, to throw the first and second games of the 1919 World Series to the Cincinnati Reds." Facts : The bribery was as "alleged" as the 1918 influenza epidemic. Only seven players were involved in the plot; the eighth, Buck Weaver, was charged only with knowing about the scheme but failing to report it. The conspirators agreed to lose the
"Shoeless" Joe Jackson - The Official Web Site
Shoeless joe jackson, baseball, The Greenville Bombers honored Greenville,South Carolina native son Shoeless joe jackson on Saturday,
http://www.shoelessjoejackson.com/

Extractions: The Greenville Bombers honored Greenville, South Carolina native son Shoeless Joe Jackson on Saturday, July 16 in memoriam of the 117th anniversary of the baseball legends birth. The evening included many festivities, as hordes of fans came out for the celebration/baseball game against the Columbus Catfish.
"Shoeless" Joe Jackson - The Official Web Site
Shoeless joe jackson, baseball, Anders has long tried to get jackson back inbaseball and, eventually, in Cooperstown. Anders has closely followed
http://www.shoelessjoejackson.com/about/viewheadline.php?id=2207
Joe Jackson
joe jackson And Justice For All.(efforts to clear deceased baseball playerjoe jackson of charges in alleged fixing of 1919 World Series) (baseball
http://www.infoplease.com/ipsa/A0109307.html

Extractions: Bo Jackson G - J Phil Jackson Shoeless Joe Jackson Joe Jackson - Sony Classical There's danger in trying to duplicate one's best work, and Joe Jackson has taken a ... Joe Jackson - Joe Jackson musician Born: 8/11/1954 Birthplace: Burton-on-Trent, England Jackson taught himself to ... Black Sox scandal - Black Sox scandal, episode in which eight members of the Chicago White Sox, the American League ... Encyclopedia: Sports: Biographies - Encyclopeadia articles concerning Sports: Biographies.
Joe Jackson
joe jackson joe jackson Born July 16, 1887 baseball OF hit .300 or better 11times; nicknamed Shoeless Black Sox scandal - Black Sox scandal,
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Extractions: Arts and Entertainment Entertainment Biographies J Joe Jackson musician Born: Birthplace: Burton-on-Trent, England Jackson taught himself to play piano at age 11, and won a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music in London in 1971. Following graduation, he performed with a band named Arms and Legs, and later worked as the musical director for the Portsmouth Playboy Club. In 1979, at the height of new wave, Jackson released his debut album, Look Sharp!
JOE JACKSON
An alternative to the baseball Hall of Fame, which honors baseball s real greats.Extensive statistics, player areas coverage of modern baseball.
http://www.baseballimmortals.net/immortals/joe_jackson.shtml
Field Of Dreams Movie Site - Shoeless Joe Jackson
Game Program. Shoeless joe jackson. Banned from baseball. A deadly hitter anda fielder whose glove was Shoeless joe jackson called the place where
http://www.fieldofdreamsmoviesite.com/shoeless.html

Extractions: "Shoeless Joe" Jackson Banned from Baseball A deadly hitter and a fielder whose glove was called "the place where triples go to die," Shoeless Joe Jackson carved a name for himself in baseball history for his monumental skills and on-field achievements. But his legacy remains a sad one, tainted by association with the infamous "Black Sox Scandal" of the 1919 World Series. In response to suspicions that the White Sox had thrown the series under the influence of sports bookies, baseball commissioner Judge Kennesaw Mountain Landis banned Joe Jackson and seven of his teammates for life, sending a no-tolerance message regarding the presence of betting in baseball. Of all the players, Jackson's involvement in the conspiracy seemed the least plausible, as his on-field stats were sparkling a .375 batting average and a perfect fielding percentage during the series. A jury later acquitted Jackson of the charges, and despite holding the third highest lifetime batting average in baseball history at .356, the legendary outfielder remains an outcast from the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Biography On July 16, 1888, the future "Shoeless Joe" was born Joseph Jefferson Jackson in Pickens County, South Carolina, as the eldest of George and Martha Jackson's eight children. As a child Joe worked alongside his father in a textile mill in Brandon Mill, SC, and by 13 was starring on the mill's baseball team.
Field Of Dreams Movie Site - Shoeless Joe Jackson
(Text reprinted from The Moonlight Graham baseball Card.) It was the sameday he retired from professional baseball. With a tenrun lead over the
http://www.fieldofdreamsmoviesite.com/moonlite.html

Extractions: "Moonlight" Graham Biography (Text reprinted from The Moonlight Graham Baseball Card. Following a highly successful minor league career with the Charlotte Hornets of the North Carolina Baseball League, Archibald Wright Graham made his major league debut on June 29, 1905, with the New York Giants. It was the same day he retired from professional baseball. With a ten-run lead over the Brooklyn Dodgers after eight innings, Giants manager John McGraw made a defensive change, replacing George Brown with Archie "Moonlight" Graham in right field. In less than five minutes, three quick infield outs by the Dodgers ended the game, along with Graham's only chance to face a big league pitcher. While the Giants went on to defeat the Philadelphia Athletics four games to one in the 1905 World Series, Graham left baseball to fulfill his dream of becoming a medical doctor, eventually pursuing his life's work in Chisholm, Minnesota, the year following the Great Chisholm Fire of 1908. "Doc" Graham spent his first six years practicing medicine at Chisholm's Rood Hospital and the next 44 years as physician for the Chisholm schools, where he gained national recognition for his thirteen year study of children's blood pressure, as well as the love and respect of the entire local community. Moonlight Graham finally did get his time at bat in the 1989 motion picture Field of Dreams.
Legends Of The Game
Thanks to Mike Nola at the Shoeless joe jackson Virtual Hall of Fame Web Site for After joe left baseball, he never complained or moaned about the way
http://www.deadball.com/jacksonj.htm

Extractions: Player Index Great Teams! Honor Roll LOTG Guestbook LOTG Forum A Brief Sketch Links/Affiliations Home Lifetime .356 Batting Average Thanks to Ed Nixon of SABR for the following contribution. "...There is much I can tell you about Joe Jackson, but let me give you some highlights to his great career. In 1911 he batted .408 , but was still beat out by Ty Cobb . Over the course of two seasons, 1911 and 1912, he averaged .402. During a throwing contest, he tossed a baseball 396 feet on a line and beat out the likes of Babe Ruth, Bob Meusel, and others, to win a trophy. In thirteen years, Jackson struck out only 158 times. Jackson had a career high 32 OF assists in one season. In the 1919 WS he hit .375, threw out six baserunners, had 13 hits(the official scorer took away one hit, he called it an error on the fielder), hit the series only home run, fielded 1000 per cent, and they say this man was tanking the series!! what a crock!! Christy Mathewson said Jackson had no part in throwing the series, from what he observed from the scorers table. Nobody loved the game more than Joe Jackson, thats why he played outlaw and semi-pro ball until 1937....".

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